Interesting as "lila" is purple in some languages!

Never heard anyone say 緑の色 (midori-no-iro).
緑色 (midori-iro) is like saying "green-coloured" instead of "green" and sure comes up, but saying midori isn't green because it is techically a noun and not a adjective is wrong at best.
And I'm not sure what "other meanings" of midori you are referring to.

Maybe a first and last experience?

Well, sure, organic, but food...?

no one sleep in Tokyo
[eurobeat intensifies]

No excuses!

As we don't really have a fur... Clothies or nakies?

(σ・ω・)σ you betcha

You know what I live for
(　･ิω･ิ)

I'm actually not Japanese (though my Japanese colleagues thought I was more Japanese than most Japanese lol), I've just lived in the country for like 9 years.
As to why my username is so otaku, is because I'm so otaku. : p

They measure petrol in litres, but fuel efficency in miles per galon.

I stand corrected, seems like English doesn't have a word for the definition I was seeking.
In Japanese we have
等身大 ; meaning "to the size of a human" ; translated as "life-sized"
and
実寸大or原寸大 ; meaning "to the actual size" ; translated as "full size" or "actual size"
So I thought the English definition was the same as the Japanese, silly me.

I'm pretty sure the definition of "life-sized" is "the size of a human", which describes the size of this ship fine.

Thanks!